Guilty Thing (75 page)

pursued by creditors, 
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suffers depression, 
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De Quincey, Margaret Thomasina, 
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De Quincey, Paul Frederick, 
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De Quincey, Thomas 

and architecture, 
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attitude to journalism, 
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his birth, 
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book collecting, 
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breach with Wordsworth, 
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buys murder pamphlets, 
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and Catherine Wordsworth's death, 
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and his children, 
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and the Dark Interpreter, 
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death and burial, 
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his diary, 
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diminutive stature, 
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doppelgänger
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early love of reading, 
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edits
Westmorland Gazette
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education, 
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and effeminacy, 
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enjoys dancing and drinking, 
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and essay writing, 
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and family name, 
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and father's death, 
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and fear, 
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‘first literary acquaintance', 
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flight from school and walking tour, 
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formative experience in London, 
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gains disciples, 
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and houses, 
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hypochondria, 
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ill-health, 
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and importance of literary criticism, 
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income and money management, 
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likeness to Coleridge, 
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lists intended works, 
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lists most important poets, 
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lists sources of happiness, 
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literary legacy, 
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literary style, 
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manuscripts and collected works, 
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marriage, 
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meets Coleridge, 
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meets Wordsworth, 
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and memory, 
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and mother's death, 
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as novelist, 
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observes growth of his mind, 
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opium addiction, 
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opium articles, 
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pedantry, 
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as ‘Peter Quince', 
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polite manners, 
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politics, 
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‘Pope of Opium', 
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pursued by creditors, 
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reads Wordsworth's
Prelude
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relationship with brother, 
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sale of his library, 
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self-esteem, 
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sense of entitlement, 
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sense of guilt, 
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sexuality, 
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shyness, 
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and sister's death, 
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and social status, 
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style of talk, 
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and time-keeping, 
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‘uncertainty of his whereabouts', 
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university education, 
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and wife's death, 
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writing under influence of opium, 
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De Quincey, Thomas, WORKS

‘Analects of Jean Paul Richter', 
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Autobiographic Sketches
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‘The Avenger', 
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‘Cyrus & Elam', 
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‘The English Mail-Coach', 
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‘Great Forgers: Chatterton, and Walpole, and “Junius”', 
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‘The Household Wreck', 
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Klosterheim
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‘Lake Reminiscences', 
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‘Letters from a Modern Author to his Daughters', 
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‘Letters to a Young Man Whose Education Has Been Neglected', 
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‘Milton v Southey', 
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‘Mrs Hannah More', 
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The New Canterbury Tales
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‘A New Paper on Murder as a Fine Art', 
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‘On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts', 
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‘On the Knocking at the Gate in
Macbeth
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‘On Wordwsorth's Poetry', 
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‘Postscript [to “Murder as One of the Fine Arts”]', 
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‘Rhetoric', 
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‘Second Paper on Murder as One of the Fine Arts', 
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‘A Sketch from Childhood', 
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‘Sketch of Professor Wilson', 
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‘Style', 
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Suspiria de profundis
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‘Walking Stewart', 
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see also Confessions of an English Opium Eater

De Quincey, William, 
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De Quincy, Monsieur Monsieur, 
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Debord, Guy, 
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Dee, River, 
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Defoe, Daniel 
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Dell, Mr, 
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Derby Mercury
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Descartes, René, 
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Dickens, Charles, 
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Dombey and Son
, 
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Martin Chuzzlewit
, 
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The Old Curiosity Shop
, 
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Dickinson, Emily, 
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Diocles of Carystus, 
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Don Quixote
, 
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doppelgänger
s, 
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Dorset, Lord, 
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Dostoevsky, Fyodor, 
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Dove Cottage 

acquires name, 
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De Quincey family visits, 
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De Quincey first visits, 
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De Quincey takes over tenancy, 
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and move to Fox Ghyll, 
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Wordsworths turned away, 
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Dover Castle
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Dunmail Raise, 
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Dürer, Albrecht, 
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Easedale, 
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Eaton, Horace, 
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Edgeworth, Maria, 
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Edinburgh 

Burke and Hare affair, 
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De Quincey buried in, 
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De Quincey moves to, 
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John Wilson moves to, 
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John Wilson's statue, 
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see also 
Holyrood Abbey

Edinburgh Evening Post
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Edinburgh Literary Gazette
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Edinburgh Magazine
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Edinburgh Review
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Egmont, Lord, 
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Eidophusikon, 
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Eliot, George, 
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Eliot, T. S., 
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Elleray, 
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Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 
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Engels, Friedrich, 
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Entwhistle, James, 
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Errol, Lord and Lady, 
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essays and essayists, 
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Esthwaite Water, 
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Eton College, 
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Euclid, 
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Everton (and literary circle), 
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Fairburn's ‘Accounts', 
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Fenning, Eliza, 
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Fichte, Johann Gottlieb, 
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Findlay, John, 
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Fonk, Peter Anthony, 
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Fox, Charles James, 
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Fox Ghyll, 
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French literature, 
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French Revolution, 
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Fricker, Edith, 
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Fricker, Sarah, 
see 
Coleridge, Sarah

Friend, The
, 
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Fuseli, Henry, 
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Galen, 
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Galland, Antoine, 
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Galt, John, 
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galvanism, 
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Gamblers, The
, 
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Garrick, David, 
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Gee, Henry, 
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Gentleman's Magazine
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George III, King, 
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George IV, King, 
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German literature, 
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German metaphysics, 
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Gilfillan, George, 
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Gillies, R. P., 
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Gillman, Dr James, 
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biography of Coleridge, 
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Glasgow, 
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